Capital One 360 does not have physical branches, so you cannot walk in and deposit cash at a teller window
Capital One 360 is an online bank with no brick-and-mortar locations. This means there is no branch where you can hand cash to a teller. Instead, you have three main ways to get cash into your account: use an ATM that Capital One partners with, transfer money from another bank account you own, or deposit a check by photograph.
The method you choose depends on how much cash you have, how quickly you need it in your account, and whether you have access to a partner ATM or another bank account. Each route has different limits and timelines.
Key Takeaways
- Capital One 360 partners with Allpoint and MoneyPass ATM networks, where you can deposit cash directly into your account at thousands of ATMs nationwide.
- Deposits at partner ATMs usually post to your account within one business day, though some may take longer depending on the time of day you deposit.
- If you do not have a partner ATM nearby, you can withdraw cash from your Capital One 360 account at any ATM, then deposit it into another bank account you own, and transfer the funds back to Capital One 360.
- Capital One 360 does not accept mobile check deposits, so photographing a check will not work — you must use an ATM or transfer from another account.
- There are no daily deposit limits at partner ATMs, but individual ATM machines may have their own limits set by the ATM operator.
Using Allpoint and MoneyPass ATMs to deposit cash directly
Capital One 360 is part of the Allpoint and MoneyPass ATM networks. These networks include thousands of ATMs at grocery stores, pharmacies, convenience stores, and other retail locations across the United States. You can use any ATM in either network to deposit cash into your Capital One 360 account.
To find a nearby ATM, log into your Capital One 360 account online or through the mobile app and look for the ATM locator tool. You can also visit the Allpoint website or MoneyPass website directly and search by your zip code. The locator will show you the exact address and hours of each machine.
When you arrive at the ATM, insert your Capital One 360 debit card, enter your PIN, and select the deposit option. Follow the on-screen prompts to insert your cash. The ATM will count the bills and confirm the amount before the transaction completes. Most deposits post within one business day, though deposits made late in the evening or on weekends may not show up until the next business day or later.
What happens if there is no partner ATM near you
If you live in an area without a nearby Allpoint or MoneyPass ATM, you have a workaround: deposit the cash into a different bank account you own, then transfer the money to Capital One 360. This works if you have a checking or savings account at a traditional bank with physical branches or ATMs in your area.
Go to the other bank's ATM or branch and deposit your cash into that account. Once the deposit clears (usually within one business day), log into your Capital One 360 account and set up an external transfer from the other bank account to your Capital One 360 account. Capital One 360 will ask you to verify the other account by depositing two small test amounts into it, which takes one to two business days. After verification, transfers between the accounts typically take one to three business days.
This method takes longer than a direct ATM deposit, but it works anywhere you have access to another bank account. Some people keep a second account at a local bank specifically for this reason.
Understanding ATM deposit limits and timing
Capital One 360 itself does not set a daily limit on how much cash you can deposit at partner ATMs. However, individual ATM machines may have their own limits — some machines will not accept more than a certain number of bills in a single transaction, or may have a maximum dollar amount per deposit. These limits vary by ATM operator and location.
If you need to deposit a large amount of cash, you may need to make multiple deposits at the same ATM or visit different ATMs. The ATM will tell you if you have hit its limit and will not accept more bills.
Deposits made before 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on a business day usually post by the next business day. Deposits made after midnight or on weekends and holidays may not post until the following business day or later. Capital One 360 processes deposits on a rolling basis, so the exact timing depends on when the ATM network sends the transaction to Capital One.
Why Capital One 360 does not accept mobile check deposits
Many online banks allow you to photograph a check with your phone and deposit it through the mobile app. Capital One 360 does not offer this service. If you have a paper check, you cannot deposit it by taking a picture.
Your options for a check are to deposit it into another bank account you own (if that bank accepts mobile deposits) and then transfer the money to Capital One 360, or to deposit it at a physical bank branch if you have access to one. Some employers also offer direct deposit, which bypasses the need to deposit a check at all.
Setting up a transfer from another bank account
If you want to move money from another bank account into Capital One 360, you can set up an external transfer through your Capital One 360 account. Log in online or through the app, go to the Transfers section, and select "Add External Account."
You will need the other bank's routing number and your account number at that bank. Capital One 360 will then send two small deposits (usually between $0.01 and $0.99) to that account. Check your other bank's statement or online account and enter the exact amounts of those deposits back into Capital One 360 to verify the account. This verification step takes one to two business days.
Once verified, you can transfer money between the accounts. Transfers initiated before 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time on a business day typically complete within one to three business days. Transfers initiated on weekends or holidays begin processing the next business day.
What to do if your deposit does not show up
If you deposited cash at a partner ATM and it has been more than two business days, log into your Capital One 360 account and check the transaction history. The deposit should appear as a pending transaction first, then move to posted once it clears.
If you see the transaction listed as pending, wait another business day. If you do not see it at all, or if it shows as rejected, contact Capital One 360 customer service. You can reach them through the mobile app, by logging into your online account, or by calling the number on the back of your debit card. Have the date, time, and location of the ATM ready when you call, along with the amount you deposited.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I deposit cash at a Capital One 360 branch?
No. Capital One 360 has no physical branches. All deposits must be made through partner ATMs, transfers from other accounts, or other remote methods. If you need in-person banking, you would need to use a different bank.
Are there fees for depositing cash at Allpoint or MoneyPass ATMs?
Capital One 360 does not charge a fee for deposits at partner ATMs. However, the ATM operator may charge a fee for other transactions like withdrawals. Check the ATM screen before you complete the transaction to see if a fee applies.
How long does it take for a cash deposit to show up in my account?
Most deposits at partner ATMs post within one business day. Deposits made late at night or on weekends may take longer. Transfers from another bank account typically take one to three business days after you initiate them.
What if I deposit more cash than the ATM will accept in one transaction?
Make multiple deposits at the same ATM or visit different ATMs in the Allpoint or MoneyPass network. Each deposit will be processed separately and should post within one business day of each transaction.
Can I deposit a check into my Capital One 360 account using my phone?
No. Capital One 360 does not offer mobile check deposit. You can deposit a check into another bank account and transfer the funds to Capital One 360, or explore other deposit methods like ATM cash deposits or transfers from another account.